Hello Student!!

Hope you are doing great. If you wish to take admission in Bachelors of Medicine and Bachelors of Surgery - MBBS from a government college you need to appear for National Entrance Eligibility Test - NEET. Based on the cutoff of previous NEET any student belonging from Unreserved/General

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The only difference between a private medical college and a government medical college is the fee structure and clinical exposure to some extent. Private colleges too are at par with the government ones in various aspects and even better when it comes to infrastructure. But as you mentioned,

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The state quota cut-off for all the categories in government medical colleges is mentioned below as you haven't mentioned yours-

1. GENERAL- 599 in College of Medicine and JNM Hospital

2. OBC- 599 in Midnapore Medical College

3. EWS- 598 in Mursidabad Medical College and Hospital

4. SC-

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Because of any reason if you are unable to pursue your 1st year's educational curriculum then if your institution supports you, you can easily continue your education from the subsequent times and you can appear in the missed odd an even semester in your upcoming odd and even

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Yes one can pursue MBBS course from Armed Forces as well through Armed Forces Medical College, Pune in India.

The candidate is only eligible for admission to MBBS course offered by AFMC if he/she satisfies the eligibility criteria as prescribed by AFMC which goes like :-

--->>> The

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Top Colleges for MBBS with their fees:-

1) AIIMS, New Delhi

Fee- 1,628

2) Christian Medical College, Vellore

Fee- 48,330

3) Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi

Fee- 10,369

4) Jawaharlal Institute for Post Graduate Medical Education and Research, Pondicherry

Fee- 4,970

5) King George's

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. So, after completion of the NEET exam, you cannot select the college as per your choice. However, you can choose the preference order of your desirable colleges. The competent authority will decide the college that you got shortlisted based upon your rank, marks

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I would like to tell you that The UPSC CMS starting salary will be INR 56100 . But the salary will differ for different posts of the UPSC CMS. Medical Officers Grade in General Duty Medical Officers Sub-cadre will receive a pay matrix of Rs 56100 to Rs.

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No it's not compulsory that you have to join Army after completing NCC in your MBBS journey. See NCC is a voluntary organisation and its totally your wish if you want to join army as a doctor or not. But yes there certificate is of great importance whether

Dear aspirant,

>>Your profile suggests that you belong to Andhra Pradesh domicile. You have not mentioned your Caste Category so I'm considering it as General Category and providing information based on it.

>>For your NEET UG score, you have chances of getting Management quota seat in below mentioned Colleges in